G-Dragon, 2NE1 to Headline 'Head in the Clouds LA 2025': Here's How To Get Your Tickets

G-Dragon and 2NE1 are set to headline the largest Asian artist-centered music festival in the United States in May.

The K-pop music icons are scheduled to headline 88rising's "Head In The Clouds LA 2025" festival, which will take place on May 31 and June 1 at Brookside at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California.

The confirmation of G-Dragon's appearance at the fair comes after he announced the release of his third full studio album, Übermensch. The album will mark his first full-length album in over 11 years.

The festival will also be 2NE1's next appearance following their "Welcome Back" tour, which is set to end on April 13 at Seoul KSPO Dome in South Korea.

Who Will Join G-Dragon and 2NE1?

In addition to G-Dragon and 2NE1, "Head In The Clouds LA 2025" will feature a diverse mix of international artists, including Dean, DPR Ian, Xin Liu, Jonah Love, Rich Brian, and more. It will also feature the long-awaited reunion of the Chinese four-member hip-hop group Higher Brothers.

Furthermore, 88rising has teased a 10-Year Anniversary Finale and a "The Magic Show?!?." No specifics have been announced as to what both sets will entail, but a press release from the company noted that "The Magic Show?!" will specifically show a "Similarly titled smash album." Rumors circulating online point to a possible performance by Jackson Wang, per Billboard.

Where Can You Buy Tickets?

Passes for "Head In The Clouds LA 2025" will go on sale Friday, Feb. 7, at 11 a.m. PT. Interested festivalgoers can register on their website, la.hitcfestival.com. Two-day ticket prices are $300 for General Admission (GA), $450 for VIP, and $800 for the 1999 Club.

GA ticket holders will have access to all stages as well as food and beverages. VIPs will have places in two areas adjacent to two stages, a general parking pass, air-conditioned restrooms, and a merch package containing a plushie and a tote bag. Festivalgoers holding a 1999 Club ticket will have exclusive upfront stage viewing, a personal locker, and access to a lounge with alcoholic beverages and a live feed of the main stage.

The Rose Bowl will open at 1 p.m. local time on both days of the festival. The website also noted that the show will continue, rain or shine. All ages are welcome.